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Good morning, that is my picture of the Sand Roller, it would be nice if you gave credit. The fish was sampled at John Day Dam on the Columbia River on March 5, 2008.
Thank you for letting me know! This is slightly confusing on multiple levels.
First of all, the page you’re commenting on shouldn’t exist, it’s a fluke in wordpress and I’ll get rid of it once I’m sure you’ve seen my reply. The actual page is right here and you can see the short Sand Roller entry: https://wildcolumbia.org/wildlife-guide/fish-of-northwest-oregon/
Second, I always give credit for all photos (and only use photos that are allowed via creative commons, fair use copyright rules, or direct permission.) However, I still didn’t give you credit there, I gave credit to ODFW and linked to their instagram page, which was the original source. They didn’t give credit to anyone, so I assumed it was an ODFW photo which is fair use (and they happen to use several of my photos themselves. 🙂
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Good morning, that is my picture of the Sand Roller, it would be nice if you gave credit. The fish was sampled at John Day Dam on the Columbia River on March 5, 2008.
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Thank you for letting me know! This is slightly confusing on multiple levels.
First of all, the page you’re commenting on shouldn’t exist, it’s a fluke in wordpress and I’ll get rid of it once I’m sure you’ve seen my reply. The actual page is right here and you can see the short Sand Roller entry: https://wildcolumbia.org/wildlife-guide/fish-of-northwest-oregon/
Second, I always give credit for all photos (and only use photos that are allowed via creative commons, fair use copyright rules, or direct permission.) However, I still didn’t give you credit there, I gave credit to ODFW and linked to their instagram page, which was the original source. They didn’t give credit to anyone, so I assumed it was an ODFW photo which is fair use (and they happen to use several of my photos themselves. 🙂
But if you’re the person who actually took the photo, and I have your permission to keep using it, then I’ll happily switch credit to you.
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